HERO ENVIRONMENTAL BLOG
What Is an Environmental Closure Report? A Guide to Site Closure and Remediation Documentation
Imagine you’re ready to redevelop, sell, or expand a property, only to have your plans come to a halt because of chemical contamination or contaminated soil beneath the surface. You…
What Is Environmental Remediation? Types, Processes, and When It’s Needed
You may never give much thought to what is under the soil on your property. However, that can change quickly when a test finds something unusual, an old tank starts…
Skip the Post-Burning Man Cleanup Stress: Hero Environmental Takes It All at One Low Rate
Leaving Burning Man usually comes with one final challenge: figuring out what to do with everything you brought to the playa. Once your camp is packed and Black Rock City…
HERO Environmental Services Now Provides Refrigerant Recovery, Recycling & Reclamation Services
If you work with air conditioners, refrigeration systems, or older HVAC equipment, you may eventually end up with a recovery cylinder full of refrigerant. So, what’s the right way to…
Hero Environmental: Emergency Cleanup Services for Commercial & Residential Emergencies
When a chemical barrel tips over at a warehouse or an old oil tank leaks in a backyard, you may not know how to contain it safely. Toxic liquids can…
Prevent Millions in Fines with Big Rig Emergency Cleanup
Imagine a big rig rolls over on the highway. The driver is safe, but diesel is running across the pavement, a damaged tank is leaking, and spilled cargo is creeping…
EPA ODS Phaseout Explained: A Simple Guide for Homeowners and Businesses
Imagine it’s the middle of a hot summer afternoon, and your air conditioner suddenly stops cooling. Or perhaps a walk-in freezer begins warming up overnight, or an old refrigerator needs…
The Environmental Benefits of Recycling Old Electronics
Contaminated soil doesn’t always need to be removed. Depending on the type and extent of contamination, treating the existing soil may be a better option. This guide explains the key differences between soil remediation and soil replacement to help property owners make informed cleanup decisions.
Soil Remediation vs. Soil Replacement: What’s the Difference?
Contaminated soil doesn’t always need to be removed. Depending on the type and extent of contamination, treating the existing soil may be a better option. This guide explains the key differences between soil remediation and soil replacement to help property owners make informed cleanup decisions.
Environmental Cleanup Success Stories: Tonopah Soil Remediation Project
At Hero Environmental Services, every project comes with its own challenges. Some jobs are close to home, while others take us deep into Nevada’s remote landscapes, where field conditions demand…
